GrantedDecided 07 May 2026Dublin City Council

86, Ballymun Road, Dublin 9

Planning application WEB1606/26
DecisionGrant permission
Decided07 May 2026
Application typePermission
Source documentsPending

Site

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Proposed development

Application description published by Dublin City Council.
Alterations to an existing two storey semi-detached 4-bedroom dwelling. The alterations consist of conversion of the existing attic space at roof level to a bedroom with ensuite and storage area. The conversion to include a dormer extension to the side and rear of the existing roof, a new rooflight to the existing roof and a new stair to access the converted attic space together with all associated site works, giving a 5-bedroom semi-detached house

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Conditions

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